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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1915

Page

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Roumania Mobilises Army as Italy Enters War Front

Rome reports Roumania secretly mobilising nearly its entire army as Italy moves to join the Allies. Paris rejoices over Italy action while ministers plan a proclamation to call Italians to duty and uphold wartime traditions. Petrovgrad confirms Russian counterattacks crease German advance near Praemis l.

Roumania Paris Italy Star Rome Bucharest Victor Austria Ministry of Marine Adriatic Salandra Giovanni Colanda Mafalda Princess Colanda von Benlow France Petrograd Mackensen San River Praemysl Prae‘mys

Church Services Continue After Planned Repairs

Announcement claimed no services Sunday at United Brethren Church due to repairs but later said improvements would not interfere with worship. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. with evening service.

United Brethren Church Sun‘school

Blossom blight prevalent in county orchards

The Star reports a widespread outbreak of apple blossom blight in eastern states affecting York Imperial Pippin and Jonathan varieties. Dr. B M Waite explains the infection spreads by bees during bloom, killing flower clusters within a week and eventually the fruit spur, sometimes extending along twigs.

the Star B. M. Waite United States Department of Agriculture United States Pennsylvania Georgia Alabama Missouri Arkansas Winchester

Public Auction of Household Furniture for Mrs Martha Lewis

A large lot of household furniture will be sold for cash on Saturday May 29 at 10 o clock a m at the late residence 615 8 Braddock St the effects of Mrs Martha J Lewis deceased Inspection may be arranged by calling the given number before the sale

Martha J. Lewis Braddock St

Dr. D. W. Homer Dies Suddenly in Greencastle Pa

Dr. D. W. Homer, a prominent dentist of Greencastle, died suddenly at his home shortly after breakfast yesterday. His brother, Winchester musician Harry R. Homer, rushed to Greencastle after receiving word of the death. The onset appeared immediate after breakfast with no prior illness.

D. W. Homer Greencastle, Pa Harry R. Homer Winchester Greencastle Ils

Barnes 15 A Boss Seldom, Says Libel Jury

A New York jury found for Theodore Roosevelt in a $50,000 libel suit by William Barnes. The 42 hour deliberation ended with the verdict in Roosevelt’s favor. Barnes’ counsel called the ruling improper after a poll dispute, but the court overruled. Roosevelt expressed joy and thanked the jurors.

Barnes the Star Syracuse N. Y Willam Barnes Theodore Roosevelt Justice Andrews Burns Roosevelt William Wolf

Grace Lutheran Church Home Department Eighth Anniversary

The Grace Lutheran Church Sun day school in the home department celebrates its eighth anniversary tomorrow Whit Sunday. Rev. Dr. George Bowers will lead services at 11 a.m. in the main auditorium. Sunday school members are urged to attend in a body and gather by 10 45 a.m. in the lecture room with front pews reserved for the department.

Grace Lutheran Church George 8. Bowers

Pannett Farm Sale Postponed Amid Sale Withdrawn

The Lee Pannett farm in northern Frederick county was withdrawn from sale after an hour of bidding. The bid was not satisfactory and the sale will be offered again on Saturday June 6 at noon in front of the county court house.

Lee Pannett Frederick County County Court House

Seed corn and cow peas advertised by Baker at Court House Plaza

Seed corn cow peas Groit Cow Peas bacterialized and other seeds including soy beans rape millet offered by H J Baker at Court House Plaza. Notes mention Frank O Headley arriving from Atlanta and staying with Gen Kurtz party, Judge Walton visiting Woodstock on legal business, and Miss Eisie Ramabhurg visiting Katharine Keister in Strasburg.

H. J. Baker Court House Plaza Iptf Miss . Eisie Ramabhurg Katharine Keister Strasburg, Va

Prizes Awarded To Contestants At School Har

Local school program lists prizes in desserts pies and confections won by students including Emma Triplett Gretna Barr Ruth Ritter and Frances Wright among others. Awards cover cakes breads and chocolates with cash and material prizes noted for single room schools literary work and drawing sections.

Elsie Snider Gretna Barr W. H Ruth Ritter Middletown H. B Frances Wright W. Ih. B Emma Smith Georgia Triplett Gore H. S

Sunday School Conference Opens for Older Youth

A large crowd attended the first annual Sunday school conference for Winchester and Frederick County at Braddock Street Methodist Church South. State Supervisor T C Diggs and Mr and Mrs Frank T Israel spoke on devotional services, plans for city and county work, and the value of a secondary conference.

Winchester Frederick County Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South T.C. Diggs Richmond Frank T. ‘Israel Fairfax

Houck Will Suit Argued In Winchester City Court

Attorney John M. Steck for Mary Kinkel administrator of Charles W. Houck seeks construction of his will in the Winchester Corporation Court. The dispute centers on a $10,000 bequest to Mount Hebron Cemetery Company with a fallback to heirs, and whether Virginia law allows the cemetery to take it. Judge Thomas W. Harrison heard the argument as parties from Houck heirs, the cemetery company, and the Methodist Church attended.

Charles W. Houck Corporation Court City of Winchester Mr. Houck Touck George H. Kinzel Kinzel Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron Robert ¥. Conrad The Methodist ‘Church Messrs. Ward and Larrick

Tragic Train Crash Kills 100 in Carlisle Station

A troop special crashed into a passenger train on the Gretna Caledonian line near Carlisle causing many deaths and injuries. Reports vary with as many as 300 wounded, and a third train reportedly collided with the wreckage.

the Star Carlisle England Gretna-Caledonian

Diggs To Address City Sunday School Session

Mr T C Diggs state secretary of organized Sunday school work attends the city schools convention and will address the First Baptist Sunday school at 9 30 tomorrow morning. He is described as a live wire and an enthusiastic, pleasing speaker and the public is invited to hear him.

T. C. Diggs First Baptist Diggs

Automobile Bargains Offer Low Priced Touring Car

Passenger Overland Touring Car listed at 376 dollars with four seats and four cylinders. Also the Max well Car priced at 126 dollars is advertised. The seller is Huntsberry.

Maxwell

Death claims Mal Hooper aged veteran

George Washington Hooper about 82 died Thursday at the home of his son in Martinsburg West Virginia. A brief service was held at the home, then interment at Bunker Hill. He was a Civil War veteran who served under Col. Mosby and suffered a head wound. Survived by six children in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.

Charles C. Durkes Trinity Episcopal Church Bunker Hill Roy Schmucker The Christian Church Hooper Aldie Fauquier County Winchester Summit Point Inwood Markinsburg Elizabeth Henry John 8. Mosby

Notice of separation from wife Lillie Unger

John C Unger states he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Lillie Unger after leaving his home, asserting separation from bed and board and detaching financial obligation.

Lillie Unger John C UNGPR

Fine business property at public sale

Three story building at 166 North Main Street belonging to the estate of the late Oscar Barr will be sold in front of the Court House next Saturday May 29 at 12 o'clock. Described as one of the citys most desirable business properties.

North Main Street Oscar Barr Court House

Plenty of Rain No Major Damage Reported

Heavy rain swept Winchester and parts of Clarke County with flooding in downtown streets and swollen creeks. Residents reported benefits and drawbacks, but damage remained limited as Opequon Creek raged through the night.

Winchester Clarke County West Virginia Jupiter Pluvius Opequon

Winchester Welcomes Colonial Dames Visit And Braddock Tale

A 1766 Winchester anniversary event is recalled with a tour by Colonial Dames and a memorial to settlers who arrived with Braddock and Washington. The piece notes Braddock’s arrival, the troops’ march from the tavern site, and historical views on colonial officers and frontier roads.

Philadelphia Winchester Old City Washington Braddock Shonin ii Savin Cartmell Dock Chesapeake Bay Sparks Braddo Winchester Byington Virginia Forty-fourth Regiment Sir Peter Halkett Fort Cumberland Wills Creek Old Papre Sit Halkett Taylor Hotel North Mountain Cartmel Norris

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U. B. Church M. B. Waite York Jonathan Col. Roosevelt Edward Burns Home Department Pannett Frank O. Headley Atlanta Galand M. L. Walton Woodstock Genevieve Newcome Emma Triplett W.H. S Corine Thomas Anita Kern Irene Headley Beulah Parish Gore Louise Shull Rhodes Huntsberry Walter Schmidt Mabel Foreman Olivia Cool Pan Our School Margaret Anderson Evendale Goldie Sargeant Randall Myers Amblin Anderson Pluma Miller Rahdall Myers Fivendale Ruth Anderson Joy Foster Isaac Allemong Julia Foreman Herbert Smellie Mareard Anderson Jonas Funkhouser North America Gira Rev. B Houck C. W. Houck John M. Steck Mary Kinkel Mrr. Diggs Automobile ‘Bargatns Mal Hooper George Washington Hooper Mrs. W. EB. Wright East Liberty Street Martine Burg, W. Va J. W. Hooper Cumberland Sallie Castleman Charles R. Miller Berkeley County W. EB. Wright Martinsburg Alice Hooper Fannie B. Yost Baltimore Lutheran Church Nemo
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